While it is not the standard policy of Gordon County Government to collect storm debris, we understand that extraordinary circumstances require a compassionate and proactive response. In the case of significant storm events, such as the one we just experienced, our Public Works Department and a contracted storm debris company will assist with natural, vegetative, storm debris pickup from the public right-of-way in the trajectory of the storm.
On Thursday, May 23, 2025, the National Weather Service confirmed that Gordon County was impacted by two EF0 tornadoes. On Sunday, May 25, 2025, a line of strong to severe thunderstorms moved across northwest Georgia. This line had several embedded circulations that resulted in relatively two EF1 tornadoes. In conjunction with local emergency management, NWS Peachtree City was able to conduct ground surveys on the damage.
Based on this information, Gordon County will have natural, vegetative, storm debris removed from the county right-of-way from the following roads:
Dixie Dr
Erwin Hill Rd
Erwin Hill Church Rd
Plainview Rd
Sonora Dr
Sage Trail
Dutton Community Rd
Cornelison Rd
Windy Hill Dr
Windy Hill Rd
Dempsey Lp
Rock Creek Rd
Everett Springs Rd
Reeves Station Rd
Oak Grove Rd
Webb Rd
S.Holcomb Rd
McDaniel Station Rd
Bowman Rd
Hill City Rd
W. Pine Chapel Rd
Pine Chapel Rd
Williams Way
Old Rome Dalton Rd
Pleasant Hill Rd Extension
Bray Rd
Residents have until June 9, 2025 to have the debris on the right-of-way ready for the crews to pick up. Please note that this is only for natural, vegetative, storm debris. No construction debris or garbage debris will be removed by the County.
For more information, please contact the Gordon County Public Works Department at 706-629-2785.
